The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 10, 1920, Page 4

* a a i” tence Ee Cr aaalantaenp IRIE Nhe ten tn oc THE SEATTLE STAR—WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 1920. State logisiation to provide treatment for narcotic addicts ‘These were the main ree menda Government monopoly of the | Rarcotic traffic, with covernment — * @antrolied dispensaries; j building “The committee finds that the use of morphine and other habit- tions made by the narcotic commit-| forming drugs has vastly in Extinction of the “dope ped tee Tuesday night in adopting a re-| creased in the past fow years, Glee” and the quack dope dispons- port drawn up by Jude jeorge| and ts still increasing at an ap- Mme doctor and druggist, by all | Donworth, & member of the commit-| parently alarming rate,” the re The committee consists of Mayor | port states, t Avin, i courts giving al “The sources of the supply of nar Judges of all these offenders against the nar | o BR. Pitagerald, Police Chief J. F. | cottes are otic laws maximum penitentiary | Warren, Prosecutor Fred C. Rrown,| “lst. Dope peddlers, who supply gentences, Sheriff John District Attor- | without traint and at prices ar Btrictér «federal —_legisiation, bert ¢ inders, George H.|proaching the fabulous, all knowr consumers Supporting the Harrison act, and checking up all illicit sales of and ATs Judge Read. in Walker's office, Donworth and Dr ‘The meeting was held | titic in the Central! “ana. HENTER LANEPICTURES Folly? Unscrupulous mod Monster Irrigation Plan Is Outlined Los ANGEL March 16-—The United States ts capable of maintain ing 600,000,000 persona, provided more than 300,000,000 acres of unpro- active lands are made productive | thru irrigation, according to Frank: - Greatest Air Race in History ‘ Is Developing | NEW YORK, March 10.—The race| Detween America and Great Britain © to be the first to fly across the Pa D)) Gific will be the greatest air race Dam history, according to navy avia- - ten officers attending the second In the spring of 1911 @ young woman was suddenly con |fronted with the necessity of earn ing her own livelihood. not plentiful—for the untrained. She possessed little capital and lew ex perience. And yet she decided to ao Bi nal aeronautical exposition here bien i former secretary of the |inty business for herself ‘ us en the trangat | "terto rollyt—HMer friends sald #o. ee tee Oe oe will take & spesch here Lane outlined a} Follyt—ter friends said wc antic roe, they nee Re gat » whereby we would make the! Disastrous?—Of course S Place within ¢ b) While Secret Pela has made a the statem: Coloradp river Into a gigantic reser | voir, or clerk in a atore, they told her He suggested bebaking down the |two things there were that they did walls of the Grand canyon 100 miles | not count on. She had unlimited self this side of Ki Tovar, creating the| a Vision. greatest dam of its kind in the world} and irrigating great unproductive areas in the Southwest, Lane ls here aa the guest of Ed- ward L. Doheney, big of] producer, j with whom he is now associated, ary of the Navy Dan qualified denial of t the United States to build two planes NC+4, which 3 ‘ hop, for the seed of bridging the Pacific by Raval aviation officials maintain Phat this is the ultimate object for Which the giant airships being constructed. Air Commodore L. BE. 0. Chariton, alr attactfe of the British embansy, Wald, in admitting that Great Britain Swas planning to fly across the Pe | cific: “1 have requested the British air confidence and The vision was a retail ntore for women only, own tively managed by a wow Today, Flerence C. succeanful business woman—propric tor of the Florence Upstairs Store, at Second ave. and Union at. nd ac n 'She Fi aces Murder and Perjury Cases SAN FRANCISCO, Mareh 10.— Alice Woodcock, who is held on the |by 16 feet.” mald Mra. Meager, with ja reminiscent smile the present magnificent demonstrat img salesroom, Work was Retter learn to be a stenographer But clothing Meagher je a “My first store measured just 12 an ahe surveyed and my first day's Janitor | and including the | home in the city she likes, she owns departments, | and actively ee charge that she murdered Edward |eaies amounted to $2.65. I wae pro- Miieeesent cr Eociand's plan to | env» Wee indicted yesterday on thei prieter, buyer, clerk and Tee tinted States navy aarces | ree peers. The aecusntios ithen, and now—well oni ; jie that during the trial of her hus. and altera ‘ Becitic. | 1 am waiting for tej bend for murder of Kelly she pen oy over 60 girls ree iis arvickal vinna ter ens |8fed_ Berwelt 11. times. "No, T waan't alone in the work tain's plan. This will be the | thorities have been unable to find D) @reatest race of all.” | weodooek Plans bave been drawn for Amer-| Mrs. Woodcock formerty lived tn ‘Teas planes, if actual construction | Tacoma, Wash. Tas not been started, it is said. } Afcording to Lieut. Commander | under wing shorter than the apper ‘AN. L. Bellinger, commander of the | two. I, which fell near the Azores, the| “"We, who took part in the Atlantic it planes for the Pacific Might/ flight, want to fly the Pacific, but I Will be nine-motored ships of about | do not know personally what plans | “M40 fect wing span. They probably | the navy has made in this reepect."| About the first of thin year, Mrs ‘Will be tri-pianes, he said, with the! he said ' Meagher purchased her partner's in af thin time Business soon it by myself, and I formed a partner ship with Will & Coles. irr | creased to where I could not handie| Then we established stores in Portland, Butte and Seattle, and for the next few years I did all the buying for the johain of houses, Two years ago I decided to devote all my time to the Seattle store, for I liked Beattie and thought I mw a good future here." eee How Dr. Wilson Benefits This City You should visit your dentist, and do so regularly. To sit back and say that your teeth are doing well enough is folly. uae ey OF OOTH BRUSH IS IMPERATIVE. If everybody would brush their teeth regularly and during the next year visit their dentist every six months the dental bills in this country would be cut in half. THE ABOVE ADVICE Is BASED UPON FACTS. TO HELP THE PUBLIC IS ONE OF MY AIMS, en And to help the public I am placing within the reach of every The Demand of the Day Is Sanitation - individual in this city dentistry at a very reasonable cost. Together ith the advice of graduate and licensed dentists, the work I place is based the practice and experience of the reputable practitioners of the coun- and upon my own experience, which covers over 13 years of practice in state, which I am justified in saying is an experience unequaled, and my 4 H ; practice upholds ‘this statement. ‘ > I am prepared to place your mouth in a healthy condition and follow up PJ ef my work in after years and keep it in that condition. . I may and have made mistakes. I am subject to the shortcomings of the human race. As long as dentistry is performed by the human hand there will) OM be mistakes. The fact that I correct them is a quality not to be overlooked, Py and while the average trouble the patient is put to in this is exasperating at [WJ times, I am the one that loses the most if your work is not satisfactory. . " That is why I have connected with me only men of high-class training and (5 experience in order to avoid all the trouble possible. ba Porcelain or Gold and made as all men of . reputation make them. THE BEST BRIDGEWORK.............$5.00 My methods are based upon the experience of the best a BEST RUBBER PLATE... $10.00 A guaranteed fit and any colored rubber you want. A plate made in this city’s finest laboratory, correct in shade of teeth and size and shape. My facilities to give you what you ‘want are the best in this city, Obey That Ever-Insistent Impulse and Visit +. wilson Today DR. J.T-WIHSON v 810% FIRST AVENUE ¥ Opp. Colman Bldg. Phone Elliott 1833 Pat te | ade Lady Attendants | | | crease tn income, Bean believes, lCunndlien Bonuses jax a remedy for sickness, but for t+| tion to check the traffic, and city or-| “Sale of morphing and other rims legitimate purpowe lnances are insufficient, the report | iar narcet bea ernment rd. Mercenary and unserupul | continues. | monope the report #tate 1 oun druggints, who well the drugs] ‘The committee made three major | Kovernment should establish thruo for ilegitimate purpores and with-| recommendations for wuppre ¢| the countr h number of 4 it regard to Hmitations imposed by | the traftic. sie for the wale of these drugs a4) aw clreumstancers require These agen | Attention ts called to the fact that| GOVERNMENT SHOULD the only restrictive legisation is the HAVE DISPENSARIES Harrison act, which provides for registration of al) males and handlers! the of narcotics, and provides punish Judges are anked to bear in mind horrors caused by the der,” and punish him without sym ment of not more than $2,000 fine or | pathy imprisonment of five years, or both, | for all offend There is pt Jeally no state legisla PACIFIC FLIGHT, NEW FARM AREA wou Florence Meagher Is Business Success But She Didn’t Listen! tn Spokane, | a Florence ©. Meagher terest in the Seattle establishment now, besides having her own gen the store of her viaton. “White Collar” Workers Avoid Wedded State NEWARK, N. J, March 10-- Clerical workers and “white col lar” men in general are not get ting married these dayr, accord ing to City Clerk Egan, in charge of the marriage bureau. The pro portion ts about one out of a hun dred licenses granted. Of the last 20 applicants for licenses not one was a clerk. This showed the need of the “middie clase” for an tn Hit by Exchange MINNEAPOLIS, Minn, March 10.) Honuses to Americana who served! with the Canadians are limping over the boundary, crippled and gassed by the exchange rate, the em-soldiers wid today. Their bonuses are dis- sunted 20 per cent. They began ac- don today to get the exchange rate tack to normal, the first step being to urge their congressmen to work on the problem. Like to Raise a Crop of Oysters? Amateur oyster growers are to be given a chance to test their abilities. State Fish Commissioner L. HL. Dar win announced Wednesday that mi ons of “seed” oysters will be sold to the public, if not bought up by professional growers. The oysters are surplus from state's oyster beds New Oil Strikes _ Would Lower Price CHICAGO, Mareh 10.—The future price of gasoline hinges on sucesen in making new ol! strikes, according to ofl men attending the National Pe troleum congress here today. New ol] #trikes only, in the optnion of operators, will prevent another soaring of the price of gasoline, now selling from 26 to 29 cents a gallon, according to the locality. | Women of State Will Raise $12,000 Mra. Walter B. Reals, former jus tice of the peace, is organizing the women of the # 0 raine the $12, 600 fund allotted as Washington's share of thé women's Roosevelt me- morial fund. Are Speeding Up Trial of Caillaux PARIS, March 10.—The trial of Joneph Caillaux, former premier of France, charged with implication In plots to defeat his country in the} world war, will be rushed to the earliest poraible conclusion, Louis Bourgeaia, president of the senate, has announced. German Apology Is | Offered to French BERLIN, March 10.—Iferrmann Mueller, the German foreign minis ter, has visited the French charge affaires and rendered the govern ment’s formal apology for the attack upon two French officers In the ree taurant of the Hotel Adlon here, Sat- Japanese Council | Ignores Red Offer! TOKYO, March 5.—(Delayed)—The diplomat visory nell meeting today decided to ignore the peace of- fer recently made to all the major powers by the soviet government of Russia, FUNERAL SERVICES for Paul- in Fung, infant daughter of Paul ung, cartoonist, were held Tuesday afternoon, at 1 o'clock, at Bonney- Watson parlors, ON WITH THE DANCE TO THE RIVER’S END for party Congressional suppressive legisla | improper case | ton, supporting the Harr also muggeatod Citizens Urge Seattle to Curb “ dope ped Friends Said So DEBS’ FRIENDS PLANNING AID; | bie platoon system may have one full | day off in every eight waa declared Hope to See President About Political Offenders CHICAGO, The delegations will march to the of White House, where they hope to| Ward for meritorious’ wervice, accord be received by the president Debs is the only man considered an the socialist candidate stated. in New © the im event Debs Bugene V. president, od leader is sometimes an illuston— and sometimes a disitiuaion Croup and Cold Troubles | Are Best Treated Externally March convention, York, is expected to nomin: princ is pot at liberty the be conducted by the vi candidate 10, was May In th . Socialists on April 12, will demand of President | $140,000, it in eatimated, paig presidential urb n act, is] cles would usually be etablinhed by | drumgmints, lor atrlot supervision. “The Harrison act should be made more specific in preseribing puntat ‘ment for physicians who @lve pre scriptions in improper quantities or on should be enacted Btate legina authorizing cities and counties to Firemen’s Bill Is Legal, Says Meier The council bill authorizing achedvle whereby members of the city fire department, under the dou legal in an opinion rendered by Cor poration Counsel Water F. Meler Tuenday, on request of Counctiman A. T. Drake, The new schedule will require an annual appropriation of Wilson & yes or no answer to ques — — tions regarding political offer «| . Se ee ee gaa | Honorary Titles party's national committee meeting | Termed Illegal Washington on that date-—the anni The civil service commission has versary of ne V. Debs’ incar-| Po power, under the city charter, to/ ceration onfer honorary tile upon members the police department as a re to the Spinion banded down by | Corporation Counsel Walter I". Meler | Tuesday i LUMBER INDUSTRY conditions will be discunsed by Norman F. man, newly elected president of the Loyal Legion of Loggers and Lum- bermen, at a meeting of lumbermen at the Labor Temple Annex, 1309 Fifth ave, at & o'clock Wednesday public. * LDS are simply inflammation or congestion of the mucous membrane, or lining of the , Tespiratory organs — air passages and lungs. They should be treated just as surface inflammations, such ‘as burns or bruises, are treated—that medication should be applied directly flamed pasts. But medication cannot directly to the air passages and hings except form of vapors that can be inhaled, and discovery of Vick’s VapoRub, there vapors, Fr. Fe to be Vicks is particularty recommended to mothers with small It is externally applied and, therefore, can be used often and freely with-perfect safety. Let the children fun outdoors, even in Winter, and get their needed fresh air and exercise, and simply apply a little Vicks over the throat and chest at the first sign of a cold, covering with a hot flannel cloth. For spasmodic croup, rub Vicks freely over the throat and chest until the difficult breathing children. is relieved. One application is commonly sufficient, and an application at bed time usually prevents a Head Colds, Asthma, Catarrh, Hay Fever For these troubles, Vicks can be melted in a spoon and the vapors inhaled, or a little applied up the nostrils and snuffed back into the air passages. There is no “cure” for Asthma and Hay Fever—Vicks gives temporary relief in some cases. Insist on the Genuine At All Druggists 30c—60c—$1.20 Dop PALL LAS Cole | evening. The meeting ts open to the ,dminister proper treatment to le time of the habit, and, if necesnary, | th " provide for temporary confinement. |1 to the ~ from the Orie t rable, we wish to emphasize our | {TOM the Unie not 5 belief that the real suppression of | (° PE ntry, even the traffic and the punishment of Maagrabornpeiigs EY ss the peddlers must come from the fed. | 0°"! plicable t Jeral authoritie ane, “The narcotics will come ty Vinally, we wish to reiterate the| spite of the severity of the tes |necornity for the administration of| as long ax there is a market for |eevere punishment to thone lecher that In to nay, a» Jong mal the to ply their horrible trade" |ous parasites, the dope peddlers, On xccount of the fact that morphine! (ALLIES DISCUSS |DE WORLD ECONOMY Premiers Make Scant Men- | Die tion of Russia BY ED L. KEEN | servers here today considered it sig: | rick | nificant that the declaration on eco regarding Russia, and mentions the soviet nation only by pointing out that she has artnies of more than 1,600,000 men in the field, demobilize- |tion of which is a primary condition for European peace | It had been believed would treat Rundia in considerable | deta er recommendations for resumption | rick jof trade | crush The manifesto covers the present | below world commercial situation compre | diver, son, rotrac vide for any general pooling or redis- | tions. (CK’S VapoRub is the discovery of a North Carolina druggist, L. Richardson, who found @ way to combine the standard, time-tested reme- fies—Menthol, C hor, T man Sane Vicks is applied to the body, these ingredients are waporized by the body heat. haled with each breath all night long, carry the same time, Vicks is absorbed through and stimulates For inflammation of the respiratory organs where there fe tightness or soreness, Vicks shoukd be rubbed weil over the throat and chest until the eltin is red; then spread on thickly and covered with hot flannel cloths The bed clothing should:be arranged in the form of a funnel, so that the vapors-arising may be freely inhaled. In severe cases, hot, wet cloths should first be applied over the throat and chest to apen the pores of the skin be- fore applying Vicks, If the cough is annoying, small portions of Vicka, the size of a pea, can be swallowed every few hours, Used as a Linkment, Salve, Poultice or Plaster In addition to its vaporizing qualities, Vicks bas also been found to be an excellent anti-inflammatory applica- tion. It makes a cooling, soothing dressing for such troubles as Bites, Burns, Bruises, Cuts, Frost Bite, Headache, Itch- ings, Poison Oak, Soreness, Sprains, Sunburn, etc. IcK VAPORUB Three men were instantly LONDON, March 10,—Polltical ob-| late Tu broke and crashed to the deck nomic conditiond in the world, as|low at Skinner & Eddy’s ship drawn up by the counc il of premiers | The dead men are and made public here last night, | 2 makes ho specific recommendations| 0" McFarlane, 28, helper, Ninth ave. 8.; Higgins, foreman, 111 W The men were at work below the note| crane, rem: neath amplifying the council's earl. | repaired hensively, eepecially ax to conditions | tribution of foodstuffs and in Durops, It does not, however, pro-|of raw materials of the different wretched peddlers are nnn RRICK FALLS, KILLING THR Instantly at Skin Eddy Yard ay afternoon when « digs! on a floating crane a ; Axel Johnson, 611 N. 63rd st. and H rirger, Northern hotel. 08 ulously escaped injury, ving a coffer dam 4 veesel which was Without warning the which, is about 25 feet od on the three men sts These vapors, in- oe =